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Rat Boy’s ‘Internationally Unknown’ is Let Down by its Cringe-y Leanings

Posted on 28th January 201927th March 2019 by Tom Poole

At times, Internationally Unknown gives the impression that Rat Boy – Jordan Cardy and co – mistook recreating his early success with recreating his early music. If you liked oldies like ‘move’ or ‘fake ID’, […]

The 1975 Have A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships

Posted on 7th December 201827th March 2019 by Neive McCarthy

The subject of major debate around being overhyped and the questionable pretension of frontman Matty Healy, the release of The 1975’s third album was met with trepidation and intrigue – it was distinctly hard to […]

Olly Murs’ New Album is the Musical Equivalent of a Damp Towel

Posted on 30th November 201827th March 2019 by Charlotte Bresh

Since placing 2nd in 2009’s X Factor, Olly Murs has had a fruitful career. With four UK number-one singles and albums, alongside various TV presenting roles, the ‘cheeky chappy’ persona seems to have taken Murs […]

Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra Release The Capitol Studio Sessions

Posted on 23rd November 201827th March 2019 by Matthew Williams

Just when you thought Jeff Goldblum couldn’t get any cooler, you find out he plays piano in a jazz band. The notorious actor, famous for his classic roles in Jurassic Park and Independence Day, has […]

Tenacious D Saves the World in New Album, Post-Apocalypto

Posted on 23rd November 201827th March 2019 by Matthew Williams

Six years after their last album, 2012’s Rize of the Fenix, comedy rock duo Tenacious D are back with their fourth album Post-Apocalypto, an album that acts as a soundtrack to the band’s new animated […]

Rosalía Releases New Album, El Mal Querer

Posted on 9th November 201827th March 2019 by Lydia Puntas Salas

Rosalía, at the young age of 25, keeps making history and excelling in her music career; after the success of ‘Malamente’ and ‘Pienso en Tu Mirá’, the release of her second album has left nobody […]

NAO Returns With Sophomore Studio Album, Saturn

Posted on 2nd November 201827th March 2019 by Tom Weatherilt

NAO’s sophomore studio album, Saturn, released under her own label, Little Tokyo Recordings, was released unto us last Friday. Her phenomenal debut album, For All We Know, hurtled her into the spotlight back in July […]

Bill Ryder-Jones’ New Album is No YAWN

Posted on 2nd November 201827th March 2019 by Jenny Pudney

Bill Ryder-Jones returns with his best album to date. Yawn is the culmination of a seven-year solo career and a pained existence, moving his beautifully depressing guitar music into a much deeper dimension. Together these […]

Soulfly Returns With New Album, Ritual

Posted on 26th October 201827th March 2019 by Matthew Williams

In the months leading up to its release, Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera told fans that their 11th studio album Ritual would be a “tribal thrash” record. Producer Josh Wilbur (Gojira, Lamb of God) said he […]

MØ Creates Lush Worlds of Beauty in New Album, Forever Neverland

Posted on 26th October 201827th March 2019 by Zack Moore

MØ’s latest record is pretty interesting as far as pop music goes, but I wonder if it’s a step in the wrong direction for the Danish singer. I’ll say this though: it’s not as good […]

Disturbed Release New Album, Evolution

Posted on 26th October 201827th March 2019 by Zack Moore

Let’s start with what this album does right, because there isn’t much to say in that regard. The main attraction is frontman David Draiman’s voice, which seems to have only improved with time. This is […]

You Me At Six Tries to Impress With New Album, VI

Posted on 12th October 201827th March 2019 by Zack Moore

You Me At Six’s sixth album, VI, is a pretty good record, but not as good as the old ones. That about sums it up. The band is continuing their shift away from pop-punk in […]

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